Also known as: Apples 'Royalty', Crabtrees 'Royalty'
This bronze-leaved, purple-flowering delight is a striking sight and unique among others of its genus. Royalty Crabapple is a Malus Hybrid within the "Rosybloom" crap-apple series, originally cultivated from Malus "Niedzwetzkyana." When you take a look at this plant, its name, "Royalty," needs no further explanation.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Tree
Plant Type
5 m
Plant Height
5 m
Spread
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Care Guide
Care Guide for Royalty Crabapple
Twice per week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water:
Water royalty Crabapple within two days of transplanting, ensuring soil saturation. Water again after ten days and subsequently based on climate; avoid overwatering. Winter requires watering every 3-5 days, while summer needs every 1-2 days. Best watering time is morning or sunny days, avoiding rainy conditions.
Fertilize:
Royalty Crabapple thrives on organic fertilizers with quick-acting options. Optimal fertilization occurs in fall to enhance rooting and nutrient uptake. Additional applications should be made before spring buds and as fruit begins to develop. Ensure proper soil preparation and thorough watering after application.
Pruning:
Royalty Crabapple showcases vibrant foliage, requiring early spring pruning to remove unhealthy branches and enhance airflow. Light shaping promotes healthy growth and improved flowering, while regular inspections prevent pests and support strong structural development. Avoid heavy pruning to ensure blooming remains unaffected.
Propagation:
To propagate royalty Crabapple, remove seedlings before spring budding or after autumn leaf drop. Cut the seedlings' roots and transplant them into new pots or dug pits for successful growth.
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